Projects like the Calm Room do not happen by accident.
They happen because people choose to step forward when something meaningful is being built for children and families.
The new Calm Room at My Little Town exists today because a group of local businesses, community members, and supporters believed that creating a space for sensory regulation, calm exploration, and inclusive play was something worth investing in.
Each of the individuals and organizations below played a role in helping turn this vision into a reality for our community.
They deserve to be recognized with gratitude and respect for choosing to support families in such a meaningful way.
Mr. Ron & Ms. Laura – My Little Town
At the heart of this project are the owners of My Little Town, Mr. Ron and Ms. Laura, whose vision for creating inclusive environments for children continues to shape what their business represents in our community. Their willingness to invest in a sensory-focused space reflects a deep commitment to ensuring that all children have access to environments where they can play, regulate, and feel welcome.
Anthony,Trisha, Bentley, Xander & Tanner Sullivan
Trisha Sullivan and her family generously contributed toward the creation of the Calm Room. Her son underwent a liver transplant three years ago and since then they have became a donate life advocate. Contributions like this play a critical role in turning community ideas into real, tangible spaces that serve families for years to come.
Ace High Solutions stepped forward in support of the Calm Room project, demonstrating how local businesses can make a powerful impact when they choose to invest in the wellbeing of the community they serve.
Trad Construction
Trad Construction contributed support that helped move the Calm Room project forward. The involvement of skilled professionals and businesses willing to lend their resources plays an essential role in bringing community projects like this to life.
The Pediatric Place – Family First Initiative
The Pediatric Place Family First Initiative is such a huge advocate for children and families throughout the region. Their involvement in supporting the Calm Room reflects their continued commitment to helping children access environments that support development, emotional regulation, and overall wellbeing.
Fancy Nails – Warrensburg
Fancy Nails demonstrated how businesses across many industries can come together to support meaningful community initiatives. Their willingness to participate in this project reflects the spirit of local businesses supporting the families who live and work in the community they serve.
J&K Handyman Services
J&K Handyman Services provided support that helped move the Calm Room project closer to completion. Contributions from skilled local professionals are often the backbone of projects like this, helping transform ideas into functional spaces that can serve families every day.
Alex, Stacey & Addy Luebrecht
Community members like Stacey remind us that some of the most meaningful support comes from families themselves. Contributions from parents who understand the importance of sensory-friendly environments help ensure that projects like the Calm Room reflect the real needs of the children and families they are meant to serve.
Rick at Lowe’s in Warrensburg &
the Palmetto Play Sand Team
Behind the scenes, Rick and the Palmetto Play Sand team who helped secure materials played an important role in making the Construction Junction sensory sand area possible. Many community projects rely on individuals who quietly help solve logistical challenges and secure the resources needed to bring an idea to life.
Because of every person and business listed above, our community now has something incredibly meaningful.
A place where children who experience the world differently can feel safe, understood, and supported.
The Calm Room is more than a new space inside My Little Town.
It is a reflection of what can happen when a community chooses to show up for its children.
